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Have you ever felt that quiet stirring inside — the kind that whispers, “Something is shifting… something is changing… something is coming?” Not in an anxious way, but in a holy, gentle, almost mysterious way.
Maybe nothing in your life looks different on the outside. But inside… you feel the nudge. The restlessness. The sense that God is preparing you for something new — even if you can’t articulate it yet.
In this episode, Petia shares a deeply personal story of sensing God’s shift in a quiet moment after putting her daughter to sleep — and the surprising peace mixed with restlessness that followed. If you've ever felt like your comfort is shrinking, doors are closing, or desires are changing, this episode will bring clarity, comfort, and biblical grounding.
Inside this episode, we explore:
Scriptures referenced:
Ecclesiastes 3:1
1 Kings 17
Revelation 3:7
Philippians 2:13
Isaiah 26:3
You’ll walk away feeling seen, encouraged, and reminded that you are not lost — you are being led.
Send Petia a DM on Instagram @petiakolibova and share which of the seven signs you are experiencing.
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In this episode, Petia explores why believers sometimes don’t feel God emotionally and why this does NOT mean God is distant. She shares encouragement, Scripture, and seven biblical ways we often sense God that have nothing to do with feelings.
Key Points:
7 Ways We Sense God (Even Without Feelings):
Scriptures Included:
Call to Action:
Thank you for listening — remember, silence is not separation, and God is closer than your breath.
Have you ever felt the deep desire to serve God, but had no idea where to begin? Maybe you’ve prayed, “Lord, I want to follow You… but I don’t know my calling,” and felt unsure, unqualified, or unclear about your next steps.
In this heartfelt episode, Petia opens up about her early walk with Jesus — a time of longing to honor God while feeling uncertain about what He was asking her to do. Through her story, you’ll discover that calling isn’t something you chase. It’s something God reveals gradually, gently, and faithfully as you walk with Him.
Inside this episode, we explore:
This episode is designed to bring you peace, clarity, and the reassurance that you cannot “miss” your calling — because God is the one who shapes it and reveals it.
Scriptures referenced:
Psalm 139
Luke 16:10
1 Corinthians 14:33
CTA:
Send Petia a DM @petiakolibova and share what calling God is stirring in you.
Join the Deeply Devoted Bible Study group for community, accountability, and spiritual growth.
In this new episode, I dive into the life-altering truth of Jesus’s victory over Satan through His sacrifice on the cross—and what that truly means for you and me today.
This is more than theology. This is about freedom, redemption, spiritual authority, and living from victory instead of fear.
Together, we explore why Jesus’s death was not just symbolic—it was necessary. Through Scriptures like Romans 6:23, Isaiah 53:6, Colossians 2:15, and Revelation 1:18, I walk you through how the cross dismantled the power of sin, stripped Satan of his authority, and restored our direct relationship with God.
So many believers still live under condemnation, guilt, and fear… even though Jesus already paid the full price. In this episode, I lovingly remind you that you were never meant to live bound—you were meant to live free, redeemed, and confident in Christ’s victory.
If you’ve ever wondered:
Why did Jesus have to die?
What really happened in the spiritual realm on the cross?
Does Satan still have power today?
What does this mean for my everyday struggles?
This episode will strengthen your faith, ground you in biblical truth, and awaken your identity as a woman who walks in divine authority.
This is not just a teaching.
💡 Key Takeaways
Jesus’s sacrifice fulfilled the penalty of sin once and for all.
Satan’s power of accusation and fear was stripped at the cross.
Salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn.
There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ.
The resurrection sealed the ultimate spiritual victory.
You are called to live from victory—not striving for it.
🙏 Action Steps
Read Romans 6, Isaiah 53, Colossians 2, and Revelation 1 this week.
Journal what it means for you personally that Jesus already won.
Identify one area where you’ve been living in fear instead of faith.
Declare freedom aloud over your life through Scripture.
Pray in gratitude for the gift of salvation and redemption.
**Call to Action**
In this episode, Petia breaks down the popular New Age idea of “Christ consciousness” and explains why it doesn’t align with biblical Christianity. Learn what the New Age means by this term, why it can create confusion for believers, and what Scripture actually teaches about transformation, the Holy Spirit, and having the mind of Christ.
Beautiful soul, I am so excited to be back with you after a short but deeply transformative pause. In this powerful, I’m inviting you into an intimate conversation about something I once resisted… and now fully embrace:
For years, I equated the Bible with pure masculine structure, discipline, and devotion. As someone who naturally leads with softness, intuition, and emotional depth, I struggled to see myself in it. But God… oh, He is so tender, patient, and intentional. Through His Word, He showed me the breathtaking strength of feminine faith — and the necessity of both energies working together in harmony.
In this episode, I share:
If you’ve ever felt torn between intuition and structure… softness and strength… divine feminine and biblical truth… this episode will feel like a homecoming.
This conversation is your reminder that you were created with intention, with purpose, and with a sacred balance only God could design. And as you root yourself in Him, your impact can’t help but grow.
Press play to reignite your faith, reconnect with your divine identity, and step boldly into the woman God handcrafted you to be.
In today’s episode, Petia Kolibova Burns shares a powerful teaching from her weekly Deeply Devoted Bible study.
If you’ve ever heard the phrase “ask and it is given” used in New Age spirituality or manifestation, this episode brings clarity, freedom, and biblical truth.
Petia explains the difference between the New Age definition—which centers on self, the universe, and personal attraction—and what Jesus actually meant when He taught about asking, seeking, and knocking.
You’ll learn why Jesus’ teaching is safer, deeper, and rooted in the Father’s goodness… not in self-reliance.
This short episode will help you shift your prayer life from striving to surrender, from manifesting to abiding.
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**Key Points Covered:**
- Why “ask and it is given” has been misused in manifestation culture
- Jesus’ original meaning in Matthew 7:7–11
- How abiding in Jesus transforms your desires (John 15:7)
- Why some prayers aren’t answered the way we expect
- How God protects us through His “no,” “wait,” or redirection
- A powerful prayer to help you stay aligned with God’s will
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**Scriptures Mentioned:**
- Matthew 7:7–11
- John 15:7
- James 4:3
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In this powerful episode, Petia shares how Jesus opened her eyes after years in the New Age movement. Through Luke 11:33–36, she unpacks what true light really means, how to guard your heart from deception, and how to let God fill every dark corner of your soul with His truth.
1️⃣ True light transforms and humbles — false light flatters and deceives.
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In this episode, Petia Kolibova Burns unpacks what it truly means to be a temple of the Holy Spirit. It’s not just about holiness—it’s about intimacy, identity, and walking daily with the presence of God within you. Learn how to live from a place of reverence and empowerment, not striving and performance.
Where have you forgotten that God’s Spirit lives in you? What would shift in your daily rhythm if you saw your body as sacred space for His presence?
Holy Spirit, thank You for living in me. Cleanse my thoughts, guide my steps, and use my life as Your dwelling place. In Jesus’ name, amen.
If this episode touched your heart, share it with a friend—and if you’re longing to go deeper in your faith journey, join my free online Bible study Deeply Devoted, a safe space for women rediscovering their faith and purpose in Christ.
In this heartfelt and deeply personal episode, I open up about one of life’s most difficult questions: Why do bad things happen to good people? As I record this, I’m navigating my own moment of vulnerability—battling a cough and mild fever while reflecting on what it means to stay faithful when life doesn’t feel fair.
Through a tender conversation with my visiting mom, I explore the tension between human suffering and divine love, and how faith can sustain us even when the answers aren’t clear. So often, we fall into the trap of believing that illness or hardship is a form of punishment from God—but that couldn’t be further from the truth. I share how I’ve learned to see these moments not as evidence of God’s absence, but as reminders of His presence.
We live in a broken world, yes—but God’s love never breaks.If you’ve ever questioned why pain touches those who do good, or felt disappointed by unanswered prayers, this episode will remind you of one powerful truth: you never walk alone. Even in hardship, grace is moving, healing is unfolding, and love is holding you.
💡 Key Takeaways
God does not send illness as punishment; we live in a broken world, but not without His love.
Faith isn’t the absence of struggle—it’s the presence of divine strength through it.
Hardship does not define your worth or your spiritual standing.
Vulnerability and faith can coexist beautifully.
We never walk alone—God’s presence is constant, even in pain.
🙏 Action Steps
Reflect on a recent hardship and ask: “Where did I feel God’s presence, even subtly?”
Read Psalm 34:18 and meditate on how God draws near to the brokenhearted.
Offer yourself grace when you feel weary; healing takes both time and faith.
Reach out to someone going through a challenge and remind them they’re not alone.
Pray for renewed strength and perspective to see God’s love in your current season.
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Made for Impact is a podcast for Christian women who want a deeper relationship with God and desire to live each day with greater faith, trust, and purpose.
Hosted by Petia Kolibova Burns,…